LH Chapter 17 FL Manual
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- Q1The miscellaneous expense benefit in a basic hospital expense policy normally will coverPhysicians’ bedside visitsHospital room and boardDrugs and medicine administered in the hospitalThe administering of anesthesia60s
- Q2Which of the following statements about deductible provisions in medical insurance policies is NOT correct?They are most common in basic medical expense policiesThey help eliminate small claimsThe provide that initial expenses up to a specified amount are to be paid by the insuredThey help hold down premium rates60s
- Q3An insured has a basic hospital/surgical expense policy, which provides benefits of $50 per day for up to 30 days of hospitalization and $750 for miscellaneous charges. It bases its surgical benefits on a schedule approach. The insured is hospitalized for a severely broken leg that requires surgery. The surgical procedure has been assigned $500 by the policy, though the customary charge in the area is $600. The insured incurs the following expenses: • $80 per day for seven days hospital charge • $675 for the surgical procedure • $800 for miscellaneous expenses The insured’s policy will pay$1,600$1,810$2,035$1,700120s
- Q4Wilbur’s basic medical expense policy limits the miscellaneous expense benefit to 20 times the $90 daily room and board benefit. During his recent hospital stay, miscellaneous expenses totaled $2,100. How much, if any, of this amount will Wilbur have to pay?$0$300$2,100$21060s
- Q5All of the following are types of deductible provisions associated with major medical policies EXCEPTStop-lossIntegratedCorridorFlat60s
- Q6If the coinsurance feature in a major medical insurance policy is 75/25 with a $100 deductible, how much of a $2,100 bill would the insured pay?$100$600$1,500$500120s